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The study is a discussion of the possible usefulness of research (and development) concerning technical regulations suiting the particular business of building houses for families with limited resources. Not regulations for the sake of regulating, but because codes could pave the way for conventional housing finance, on a large scale, for the average family in Africa. The report thus addresses itself to housing finance managers, and to others - civil servants, architects and engineers, and, of course, researchers - preoccupied by housing conditions in developing countries.
The study is a discussion of the possible usefulness of research (and development) concerning technical regulations suiting the particular business of building houses for families with limited resources. Not regulations for the sake of regulating, but because codes could pave the way for conventional housing finance, on a large scale, for the average family in Africa. The report thus addresses itself to housing finance managers, and to others - civil servants, architects and engineers, and, of course, researchers - preoccupied by housing conditions in developing countries.
Financing Housing for Urban Low-Income Households in Africa: A Matter of Technical Building Codes
J. Knocke (author)
1982
69 pages
Report
No indication
English
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